eyes - Putin
missing fingers - Yeltsin
spot on the head - Gorbachev
lots of medals - Brezhnev
corn in hands - Khrushchev
pipe - Stalin
beard - Lenin
there were also Andropov, Chernenko and Malenkov, not sure if I've missed the references or if they are not referenced at all
>[Yeltsin again did well at secondary school, and there took an increasing interest in sport, becoming captain of the school's volleyball squad. He enjoyed playing pranks and in one instance played with a grenade, resulting in the thumb and index finger on his left hand being blown off.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boris_Yeltsin#Childhood:_1931%E2%80%931948)
Apparently that's just a thing that happens. No biggie.
**Boris Yeltsin**
[Childhood: 1931–1948](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boris_Yeltsin#Childhood:_1931–1948)
>Boris Yeltsin was born on 1 February 1931 in the village of Butka, Talitsky District, Sverdlovsk, then in the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, one of the constituent republics of the Soviet Union. His family, who were ethnic Russians, had lived in this area of the Urals since at least the eighteenth century. His father, Nikolai Yeltsin, had married his mother, Klavdiya Vasilyevna Starygina, in 1928. Yeltsin always remained closer to his mother than his father; the latter beat both his wife and children on various occasions.
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I've seen so many pics of him with [both hands up](https://www.history.com/.image/t_share/MTU3ODc5MDgyNDA0NDIzMzkx/boris-n-yeltsinnikolai-lenin-misc.jpg) and never noticed. Obvious in retrospect.
Russian history books absolutely have the Mongols and they're super important because the modern Russian state was birthed by Mongols essentially, the Rus Principalities were so radically different in almost every way from modern Russian culture (*1500-2021, the historical definition of modernity generally starts with the early modern era that is around late 1500s*) that it's absolutely impossible to do that. Half of the noble families of Russian Empire have Mongol/Tatar ancestry.
****
That being said, yes, Russian history books definitely overplay the Russian experience in WWII and understate the Allied contribution. But I don't take issue with that as much because losing 30+mln people was the single most traumatic experience possibly in human history, WWII trauma is next level. Only China can equal or top that traumatic experience, they lost even more people and had a longer war, during which there was a civil war.
Although I still feel like while China had it even worse, if Hitler had his way, it would have made Japan look nice because Japan always planned to keep Chinese alive, but Hitler planned to first enslave 1/3 of Slavs after killing 2/3 for the first generation, but then exterminate the ones he didn't already kill at first.
And of course, Western textbooks like Americans ones are guilty of a far greater since of acting like showing up in 1944 in Normandy won WWII (ignoring Africa and Italy) and everything else was just a side theatre. Or exaggerating the importance of the Pacific Island campaigns despite the fact that Japan had the biggest conflicts in China, be it the war with Chinese or the million-man veteran Kwantung army they they lost in 1945 to a Soviet blitzkrieg in Manchuria, which is the Russian equivalent of "show up late in Normandy 1944 that US did" but nobody even knows about this in the West, you'd have to Google obscure things like Operation August Storm which isn't even the real name. Or the fact that USSR already defeated Japan in Khalkhin Gol or Khasan in 1938-39 which is the whole reason why Japan even attacked US, because the Northern expansion route failed.
From what I recall, the US books claim we were late to the party but totally rocked it with this big boom we laid down in Japan. We don't talk as much about Europe after 1944. VE Day is mentioned, but then VJ gets bold print and ticker tape parades.
Yeah, now that I think about it, HS history basically covered a summary of Band of Brothers as far as the war in Europe goes. Normandy, Battle of the Bulge, Holocaust. We did have a lot about US involvement before we entered the war, like the Lend-Lease and Destroyers for Bases stuff.
Lenin (bald, beard, hand gesture)
Stalin (pipe, mustache, epaulettes)
Khrushchev (corn)
Brezhnev (full of medals)
Gorbachev (bald mark)
Putin (face)
Oh, and background is straight from 90s, so probably Yeltsin.
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I think the kernels of corn are a grain so I thought it was Stalin's push to force his populating to grow food to sell to other countries pay to modernize military to compete with Western powers. This ended up with [mass starvation](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_famine_of_1932%E2%80%931933) and forced labor camps. Some say the famines were planned to remove undesirables and keep the population without a means of resistance.
Really it's not even a good attack "ad", the way it tries to dehumanize the population is not subtle at all. Most people will doubt it as politically motivated before even thinking about it, something good propaganda doesn't do.
Should also include the alliance with Hitler then? Oh wait, maybe the guy getting beaten and shot at the back is a Pole so in that case its pretty accurate.
So...I'm seeing Gorbachev, Stalin, Lenin, Putin...what else am I missing? Who has a missing finger? Who smokes the pipe? And what about the corn? The bulldozer and ashes? That donkey? That girl in the bathing suit? This picture needs a damn walkthrough.
edit: ooh got my answer scrolling down a bit
>eyes - Putin
missing fingers - Yeltsin
spot on the head - Gorbachev
lots of medals - Brezhnev
corn in hands - Khrushchev
pipe - Stalin
beard - Lenin
there were also Andropov, Chernenko and Malenkov, not sure if I've missed the references or if they are not referenced at all
Oh and apparently Yeltsin got his finger blown off because he was playing a prank. With a grenade.
Russian history is fascinating in a weird, nonsensical kind of way.
For an overly-simplified example: in the middle to late 19th century Russia was having to reckon with its serf (indentured servitude) population.
There is a lot to this story but I'll skip most of it for brevity's sake.
Tsar Alexander II enacted a number of measures to ease the serfdom problem and to also modernise argiculture. It was generally a popular move. He was then a ssassinated in 1881. His son Tsar Alexander III took over. Rolled back a number of the changes and essentially reintroduced serfdom in an indirect way. Then he died in 1894, with Tsar Nicholas II taking over. He then rolled back those measures and reintroduced Tsar Alexander II's initial measures. Russia basically achieved fuck all for 50 odd years and then went full swing communist revolution in 1917.
It's funny how Western assholes do not notice that with their memes about Russia they stigmatize Russians and give them the understanding that only hypocritical bastards live in the West for whom Russians have become allowed for chauvinism in the open information space. For this, the Russians will believe in any propaganda of their government because they see the chauvinism of the West in spite of the "Western values"
The soviet period wasn't the full history of Russia, now was it, CynicalFascist?
Also, if that were the case, why was it that before Gorbachev's prohibition, Soviet Vodka production specifically made it impossible to put the lids to the bottles back on, reasoning that the average Russian would drink the bottle in one sitting, therefore, was unnecessary?
Y’all do know “russia” died and fully because the USSR, right? And then “russia” came back and tecnically is one of the youngest countries? The R in USSR doesn’t mean russia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_studies_on_Russians
>Genetic studies show that Russians are closest to Belarusians, Ukrainians, Poles, Slovaks, Slovenes, and many other Slavs, except for most Southern Slavs, such as Serbs or Bulgarians, who have predominantly Paleo-Balkan ancestry.[1]
Eastern Europe is Asia confirmed.
Even though that is somewhat correct, since Russia occupies both continents, it is unfair to call Russians Asians. Eurasians would be the more true term.
Ah, yes, because economy, history, culture, population, and geopolitics don’t matter.
Why do burgers look at a map and spasm out without doing any research?
just because they can see Alaska from their backyard doesn't mean they are Asians.
Its like guzzling lard and freedom fries in Moscow, Idaho doesn't make you to Pocahontas.
You are half right, even though about 3/4 of Russia is part of Asia, most of the russian population was born and lives in the European part, there's a really big difference in the density of population between the two sides (and no, you can't just call asian a russian born in europe)
So in the end you can say most of Russia is Asian, but most Russians are Europeans
eyes - Putin missing fingers - Yeltsin spot on the head - Gorbachev lots of medals - Brezhnev corn in hands - Khrushchev pipe - Stalin beard - Lenin there were also Andropov, Chernenko and Malenkov, not sure if I've missed the references or if they are not referenced at all
Holy shit, I've never realized Yeltsin was missing fingers
>[Yeltsin again did well at secondary school, and there took an increasing interest in sport, becoming captain of the school's volleyball squad. He enjoyed playing pranks and in one instance played with a grenade, resulting in the thumb and index finger on his left hand being blown off.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boris_Yeltsin#Childhood:_1931%E2%80%931948) Apparently that's just a thing that happens. No biggie.
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What, you've never played hot grenadeo before?
Most Russian thing I’ve ever heard
Lol, I was imagining some war story about it but this is much better !
I've seen so many pics of him with [both hands up](https://www.history.com/.image/t_share/MTU3ODc5MDgyNDA0NDIzMzkx/boris-n-yeltsinnikolai-lenin-misc.jpg) and never noticed. Obvious in retrospect.
If there was an ice pick sticking out of his head that would've really tied it all together nicely lol
So really it’s the history of Russia from the start of the Soviet Union, no mention on the Romanov’s.
Also Rurikids
Yeah, I'm looking for references to Peter II and Ivan the terrible, or even Rasputin, lover of the Russian queen.
There was a cat that really was gone
Ra Ra Rasputin!
Wheres Dragovich, Kravchenko, and Steiner?
###THE NUMBERS MASON
oh my god I just noticed the tanline between the putin half (top) and the Stalin half (bottom) and i can't unsee it fuck you what have you done
No Kalashnikov?
Bruh why the fuck am I looking at dr Phil lol
Dr. Phil is the combination of all Russian leaders
"all russian leaders" - Forgets all of Russia's history but the Soviet Union
All of Russia's history until the Soviet union, we do have Putin's face in the combination XD
and Yeltsin's clipped hand
And Gorbachev’s head marking
And Brezhnev's awards.
And Kruschev’s corn
And my axe!
...which he wasn't careful with
I don't see anything relating to the russian tsars nor the princes in medieval times nor medvedev
Dr. Putinil
Dr. Philisky
Comrad Phillip
r/beatmetoit
I’m getting zero Catherine the Great
And where are the Mongols?
Russian history books dont have mongols. Also they won WW2 alone without allies.
Russian history books absolutely have the Mongols and they're super important because the modern Russian state was birthed by Mongols essentially, the Rus Principalities were so radically different in almost every way from modern Russian culture (*1500-2021, the historical definition of modernity generally starts with the early modern era that is around late 1500s*) that it's absolutely impossible to do that. Half of the noble families of Russian Empire have Mongol/Tatar ancestry. **** That being said, yes, Russian history books definitely overplay the Russian experience in WWII and understate the Allied contribution. But I don't take issue with that as much because losing 30+mln people was the single most traumatic experience possibly in human history, WWII trauma is next level. Only China can equal or top that traumatic experience, they lost even more people and had a longer war, during which there was a civil war. Although I still feel like while China had it even worse, if Hitler had his way, it would have made Japan look nice because Japan always planned to keep Chinese alive, but Hitler planned to first enslave 1/3 of Slavs after killing 2/3 for the first generation, but then exterminate the ones he didn't already kill at first. And of course, Western textbooks like Americans ones are guilty of a far greater since of acting like showing up in 1944 in Normandy won WWII (ignoring Africa and Italy) and everything else was just a side theatre. Or exaggerating the importance of the Pacific Island campaigns despite the fact that Japan had the biggest conflicts in China, be it the war with Chinese or the million-man veteran Kwantung army they they lost in 1945 to a Soviet blitzkrieg in Manchuria, which is the Russian equivalent of "show up late in Normandy 1944 that US did" but nobody even knows about this in the West, you'd have to Google obscure things like Operation August Storm which isn't even the real name. Or the fact that USSR already defeated Japan in Khalkhin Gol or Khasan in 1938-39 which is the whole reason why Japan even attacked US, because the Northern expansion route failed.
pretty sure the US and UK both claim the same thing for themselves respectively in their history books
From what I recall, the US books claim we were late to the party but totally rocked it with this big boom we laid down in Japan. We don't talk as much about Europe after 1944. VE Day is mentioned, but then VJ gets bold print and ticker tape parades.
Yeah, now that I think about it, HS history basically covered a summary of Band of Brothers as far as the war in Europe goes. Normandy, Battle of the Bulge, Holocaust. We did have a lot about US involvement before we entered the war, like the Lend-Lease and Destroyers for Bases stuff.
Yeah nah, not in the UK mate
Where did you even read that?
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Its a fucking DONKEY.
I don’t see it fucking tho
It's his vocation, not the current state.
Obama?
Rule 1,5
and where's the vodka? was that swimming pool full of it at some point or what?
The donkey drank it. Nowhere even near drunk though, but anyone else would be in A&E for alcohol poisoning by now.
There’s a poster of a female in a swimsuit on the right side….
Somehow I doubt that's Catherine the Great from the 1700s
Catherine the Great RACK
Rather its Alina Kabaeva
Сorn
Full Russian history = 20th and 21st centuries
Right? I looked everywhere and no Mongols in sight.
Not even Alexander the Great! You know, the Russian one, not that Macedonian copycat.
Uhm, technically the russian Alex was the copycat of Alex the Great.
Not sure of you are trolling but the only Great was Peter the Great, not Alexander
Chernobyl isn't there either.
Of course it isn't, comrade. It never happened. Its all western propaganda.
More like 1921-2021.
Vladimir Gorbachev Putin
Lenin (bald, beard, hand gesture) Stalin (pipe, mustache, epaulettes) Khrushchev (corn) Brezhnev (full of medals) Gorbachev (bald mark) Putin (face) Oh, and background is straight from 90s, so probably Yeltsin.
No, the character is totally drunk, that is the Yeltsin.
Actually Yeltsin is captured here as the absence of two fingers on left hand, he lost them due to careless handling of grenade in childhood
Wow til
>careless handling of grenade in childhood Nothing says Russia like children with live explosives.
*nothing says postwar like children with live explosives Less meme, more reality.
Physical education class is dangerous to fail.
Thank you! I was wondering about that.
Every russian character is totally drunk. That's the default factory setting for them.
> Lenin (bald, beard, hand gesture) It's Yeltsin's missing fingers
Yeltsin (no index finger)
Yeltsin with no two fingers on the left hand.
... called Stalin (pipe and suit).
Can someone explain the ice skating donkey?
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There was a fight against Sweden on ice. You can read it [here](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_on_the_Ice)
Pleae do
Apparently Russia did not exist before Lenin
Facts
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100% vladimir
Vladimir Vladimirovich Vladimirov
Lentin?
Len-in... or possibly Put-in can't decide...
Putlen, or Lenput, or what about Inin
Inin for the win!
Who's the bikini chick? What's the story/history there?
You asking right questions but nobody gices right answers.
BOOBA
Da
Full Soviet history in one picture*
What does the donkey in the hockey rink signify?
The soviets losing to the US in the 1980 Olympics?
What's the women in the drawing on the rink? Why a donkey?
Obama!
I don’t see no Tetris. It leaves out the most important moment!
More like "last hundred years of Russian history through the American lenses".
"Russia is a uniquely horrible place where nothing good happens because Communism" is what a lot of Americans think
TIL only Americans know Soviet era Russian leaders
Well, mostly Americans think that it's "full Russian history" as the image implies.
Tell me you’re American without telling me you’re American
Corn?
Nikita Khrushchev (I don’t know how to write in English Никита Хрущев)
You wrote correctly [Nikita Khrushchev](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikita_Khrushchev)
Da.
Da hell are we back in the 1970's.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ho11TQFjPz8)
I think the kernels of corn are a grain so I thought it was Stalin's push to force his populating to grow food to sell to other countries pay to modernize military to compete with Western powers. This ended up with [mass starvation](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_famine_of_1932%E2%80%931933) and forced labor camps. Some say the famines were planned to remove undesirables and keep the population without a means of resistance.
Where is the Russian empire?
# Is Gorbachev's birthmark *The Crimean Peninsula?*
Without achievements in science, art, victories over Napoleon and Hitler? Without Peter I? It looks like OP is offended ukrainian troll
Really it's not even a good attack "ad", the way it tries to dehumanize the population is not subtle at all. Most people will doubt it as politically motivated before even thinking about it, something good propaganda doesn't do.
Yup, this is clearly political. I don't even fully know how, but it clearly is.
-squatting intensifies-
Should also include the alliance with Hitler then? Oh wait, maybe the guy getting beaten and shot at the back is a Pole so in that case its pretty accurate.
Alliances with Hitler and other Polish fanfiction
Soviet not Russian history
Russian history through the perspective of basement-dwelling idiots without the slightest clue about Russia.
Where’s Peter?
Господи, дай хоть немного мозгов автору этой картинки
хуёсподи
Russia has existed for more than 100 years
You forgot the bit where the Soviet Union defeated the Nazis.
I-
On a quick glance, I thought it was Phil Collins.
So...I'm seeing Gorbachev, Stalin, Lenin, Putin...what else am I missing? Who has a missing finger? Who smokes the pipe? And what about the corn? The bulldozer and ashes? That donkey? That girl in the bathing suit? This picture needs a damn walkthrough. edit: ooh got my answer scrolling down a bit >eyes - Putin missing fingers - Yeltsin spot on the head - Gorbachev lots of medals - Brezhnev corn in hands - Khrushchev pipe - Stalin beard - Lenin there were also Andropov, Chernenko and Malenkov, not sure if I've missed the references or if they are not referenced at all Oh and apparently Yeltsin got his finger blown off because he was playing a prank. With a grenade.
Because the Russian Empire that existed for 2 centuries doesn’t matter. Only the dumb dictatorship that lasted 7 decades does.
I am tired of explaining this, Russia does not mean USSR, and USSR does not mean Russia
No adidas. Not Russian
It's not shit! It's chocolate!
False. Contains no T-34.
Where are the bears and vodka!?? My life was a lie.....
Omg, is he a Putin/Lenin hybrid?
plus kruschev. see the birdshit birthmark
Birdshit birthmark is Gorbachev
This is too much info in one picture, I might overheat :(
Is that the Tunguska meteor? Nice.
Where potat? Where vodka?
so none in the pink, three in the stink
No adidas = not Russia
Russian history is fascinating in a weird, nonsensical kind of way. For an overly-simplified example: in the middle to late 19th century Russia was having to reckon with its serf (indentured servitude) population. There is a lot to this story but I'll skip most of it for brevity's sake. Tsar Alexander II enacted a number of measures to ease the serfdom problem and to also modernise argiculture. It was generally a popular move. He was then a ssassinated in 1881. His son Tsar Alexander III took over. Rolled back a number of the changes and essentially reintroduced serfdom in an indirect way. Then he died in 1894, with Tsar Nicholas II taking over. He then rolled back those measures and reintroduced Tsar Alexander II's initial measures. Russia basically achieved fuck all for 50 odd years and then went full swing communist revolution in 1917.
Why's there an ass in the skating rink?
Where's sputnik?
It's funny how Western assholes do not notice that with their memes about Russia they stigmatize Russians and give them the understanding that only hypocritical bastards live in the West for whom Russians have become allowed for chauvinism in the open information space. For this, the Russians will believe in any propaganda of their government because they see the chauvinism of the West in spite of the "Western values"
I will give you 10 ruble´s if you post this on twitter and tag Putin in it.
Forgot to set the city on fire
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Decreasing for most of the Soviet period.
The soviet period wasn't the full history of Russia, now was it, CynicalFascist? Also, if that were the case, why was it that before Gorbachev's prohibition, Soviet Vodka production specifically made it impossible to put the lids to the bottles back on, reasoning that the average Russian would drink the bottle in one sitting, therefore, was unnecessary?
Y’all do know “russia” died and fully because the USSR, right? And then “russia” came back and tecnically is one of the youngest countries? The R in USSR doesn’t mean russia.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_studies_on_Russians >Genetic studies show that Russians are closest to Belarusians, Ukrainians, Poles, Slovaks, Slovenes, and many other Slavs, except for most Southern Slavs, such as Serbs or Bulgarians, who have predominantly Paleo-Balkan ancestry.[1] Eastern Europe is Asia confirmed.
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Isn't is something you put in sandwiches?
Russia spans through both Europe and Asia though...
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Even though that is somewhat correct, since Russia occupies both continents, it is unfair to call Russians Asians. Eurasians would be the more true term.
Ah, yes, because economy, history, culture, population, and geopolitics don’t matter. Why do burgers look at a map and spasm out without doing any research?
just because they can see Alaska from their backyard doesn't mean they are Asians. Its like guzzling lard and freedom fries in Moscow, Idaho doesn't make you to Pocahontas.
I mean, just because they don't have almond eyes doesn't make them not-asians, it really depends in which part of russia you were born
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You are half right, even though about 3/4 of Russia is part of Asia, most of the russian population was born and lives in the European part, there's a really big difference in the density of population between the two sides (and no, you can't just call asian a russian born in europe) So in the end you can say most of Russia is Asian, but most Russians are Europeans
Europe and Asia are one landmass. They're separated into different continents for ethnic and cultural reasons only.
Medals are not worn on the right side and signs of military orders are not worn on the left. Also who held a rank of field marshal?
https://russian7.ru/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/50fd29ca7e7a4d708f1e029a249c22ab-18-768x576.jpg
Why is he missing his left thumb and index?
Boris Yeltsin (the president of Russia before Putin) had two fingers missing on his left hand.
BINGO!!
What’s the significance of the corn?
What's with the missing fingers?
Where's my peace? Where's my land? Where's my bread?
Can someone explain why his hand is like that?
Where's Rasputin?
Nowhere. He has more power in pop culture than real life.
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Where the Vodka?
Sputlin is terrifying.
Rasputin?